We are sure that if the people of Westeros had a railing system instead of having to travel by foot, or by horse, we would not have had to endure two seasons of Bran Stark and Hodor eating up precious ...

As you can see above, this Google Maps look at Westeros is actually very helpful for mainstream fans of Game of Thrones – or even the more diehard fans who may think they know the lay of the land.

With the imminent return of Game of Thrones, it’s worth taking a moment to get out your compass and calipers and pour over a few important maps of the “known world.” Whether you’re researching ...

This beautiful, high-resolution map of Westeros by artist and Game of Thrones-fan Julio Lacerda is incredibly detailed. Looking at this map, people on social media can’t help but notice that Westeros ...

We catch glimpses of the Game of Thrones map at the start of every single Game of Thrones episode, which takes you to just about every town and settlement you’ll see during that hour of television ...

Curious about why Westeros is called the Seven Kingdoms when the map clearly shows 9 regions, and how that history connects to both the books and HBO’s spinoffs? As Aegon Targaryen’s Conquest reshaped ...

You’ve seen video footage of Game Of Thrones’ countryside including the infamous Wall, a 700-foot structure of ice and earth that spans the length of the continent. Now see where it’s located, on ...

Ever feel like you need a map while watching Game of Thrones? You're in luck! A fan of the fantasy drama has produced a brilliant Google Maps version of Westeros ...

George R. R. Martin built one of the most detailed fantasy worlds ever, and fans are still discovering new parts of it. A recently shared map of Westeros has gone viral online, showing just how large ...